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Muppet Babies

Show Summary

Aired: 1984 - 1991
Show Type: Animated
Country of Origin: US

The famous Jim Henson Muppets before they became stars, back when they were still babies. The show centered around the children's use of imagination to turn their ordinary nursery into an exciting world of adventure. More often than not, Kermit was the de facto leader of their activities, which included all the memorable cast of the 70s series (Rowf, Miss Piggy, Gonzo, Animal, Fozzie, Scooter, and even his long lost twin sister Skeeter. Whatever happened to her?), as well as the mysterious caretaker Nanny, noticed only by her green striped socks and soft voice. Even as young muppets, the group loved to sing songs about everything. Outside The US (Canada, UK, Dania, etc.) The program is handled by the Walt Disney Company.

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SeanN64 91 Posted: 09/19/2009
The ONLY good "Baby" character spin-off. Baby Looney Toons and Baby Mickey Mouse sucked balls!

Hope no one things I'm a fag for saying that....
Jt62786Posted: 10/06/2009
This show is a spion off of B baby Looney Tunes and I miss this show alot. I use to watch before going to preschool and when I didnt' have preschool with my grandparents. :P
HelloKittyPosted: 10/13/2009
I loved this show so much when I was a child. I loved watching the dog because he played the piano. Gonzo was annoying. I was afraid of animal; I thought he would bite me. I assumed he would since his name was animal and he had all those teeth. I feared what nanny would actually look like since no one could see her face. I assumed that she was frighteningly ugly since they wouldn't show her face. LOL!
HelloKittyPosted: 10/13/2009
The show that kids watch today on Nick call "Backyardiginns" is similar to the muppet babies.
double_dragonPosted: 10/22/2009
I remember coming back from school and watching the Muppet babies right before making homework

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